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Distinguish between local time standard time​

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Answered by acerttv2020
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Answer:

The local time of a particular place refers to the time determined under the basis of the sun's apparent movement. On the other hand, the standard time refers to the fixed time of several places in a given region that fall under the same standard meridian.

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Answered by sanatarajan55
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Local time – This time is based on the movement of the sun. it changes with the position of sun ad, therefore, may be different in locations within the country.

Standard time – This time is based on the distance of the place from the prime meridian. Due to the little difference in distance of the places, time there is very little or no difference in time within the country.

Local time – All the places which lie on the same longitude have the same local time.

Standard time – Since the time is independent of longitudes, the standard time may vary within the same longitude.

Local time – The time is based on the shadow of the sun. this method was popular before the introduction of the time zone.

Standard time – This time became the popular one after the introduction of the time zone as it is completely based on it.

Local time – This time does not involve any mechanisms other than the longitude or movement of the sun.

Standard time – There are many things that are involved in this time. These include daylight savings, distance from the prime meridian.

Local time – This time is the same for the locations which lie on the same longitude.

Standard time – This time is different for the same longitude as it is dependent on this factor.

Local time – This time can be the same for different time zones if they lie on the same longitude.

Standard time – This time is different for different time zones as this time depends solely on this mechanism.

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